This would be a welcome development in the animated world of Star Wars. I approve.
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I'm seriously thinking they're Blue Harvesting this entire production under the guise of BvS. I think they're just flat out making an adaptation of DKR.
Yes.
Star Wars: The Falcon coming to save the day
Easy.. The first long tracking shot of this little lovely below.
I disagree. Spaceballs:
No contest:
He's covering his groinal region. Must be between takes.
The episode's main conflict is between her and General Wade Eiling (Clancy Brown)
Maybe if he bought 99 Nokia phones instead, they could have been... N-Gage'd
Having seen Big Hero 6 over the weekend, this does not surprise me. Does it hit ever single superhero origin trope? Yeah (but it acknowledges this). Is it also glorious fun, solid story-telling, and still pitch-perfect emotionally when it needs to be? Absolutely YES.
Merry Red Christmas!
For older, chubby bearded guys, this is a great alternative to the standard Santa Claus costume.
I can't wait for the scene where Whiplash's dad and Iron Man's dad team up with Black Widow's great aunt and Black Panther's dad's guidance councilor, to battle the evil menace of Hawkeye's dog's great great grandfather. And Starlord is just there, hanging out, fully aware that his presence makes no sense.
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And it's hilariously great.
Doesn't sound that crackpot to me. Though honestly, I'd rather the real story be that Stark was the shady one and exploited the anti-Communist fervor to deport someone who he was at odds with ethically.
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